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[solved] the use of `tmpnam' is dangerous, better use `mkstemp'

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danieru:
When trying to compile any C++ project that uses tmpnam it gives an error saying " the use of `tmpnam' is dangerous, better use `mkstemp' ".
I read that using the option -Wno-deprecated-declarations should work, but it didn't work for me.

I think the mistake is that I'm not writing -Wno-deprecated-declarations where it should. So if someone could tell me where I should write -Wno-deprecated-declarations would be very helpful.

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EDIT:
As stahta01 said, you can put GCC build options there.

stahta01:
My guess of the CB location is this:

"Project" -> "Build Options..."
Tab "Compiler Settings"
Sub-Tab "Other Options"

Tim S.

danieru:

--- Quote from: stahta01 on April 25, 2014, 03:42:52 am ---My guess of the CB location is this:

"Project" -> "Build Options..."
Tab "Compiler Settings"
Sub-Tab "Other Options"

Tim S.

--- End quote ---

Thank you! now I can be sure it is in the right place. But the error message still appears. Even so the message "the use of` tmpnam 'is dangerous, better use `mkstemp'" should be only a warning and not an error. right?

What makes me think that maybe CB is interpreting it as an error.

danieru:
maybe a screenshot help

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